The black box for global trade.
An evidence platform is only as good as the trust behind its data. Every record is verifiable, tamper-evident, and defensible — an independent account you can take to a claim, an insurer, or arbitration.
Built to hold up as evidence.
ID
Cryptographic identity
Mutual authentication between device and cloud. Records are attributable to one unit, and only that unit.
Store
Tamper-evident storage
Append-only, with validation and deduplication at ingest. Altered history doesn't survive verification.
Bind
Bound to the box
Install photographed, timestamped, and matched to the ISO 6346 marking on the container itself.
Trace
Source-traceable documents
Every document carries where it came from and when it entered the record.
When it happened vs. when anyone knew.
Reconstructing an incident turns on distinctions most systems throw away. LoadGuard keeps all five for every event — establishing what information was available to each party, at each moment.
T1
Occurred
The event itself, on the water
T2
Recorded
Written to the device's local store
T3
Transmitted
Sent when coverage returned
T4
Received
Ingested and verified by the platform
T5
Known
An operator was notified and acknowledged
One report, the whole shipment.
The shipment evidence report is assembled throughout the voyage, not reconstructed after the loss. When a claim happens, it's already written — and it says what's missing or uncertain, not just what's known. Shared with insurers, carriers, and surveyors as one consistent record.
LoadGuard doesn't determine liability. Its job is to make the facts, evidence, and chronology easy to access, verify, and communicate.
What was shipped
Cargo, quantities, packaging, and commercial values from the documents
Required conditions
Setpoints and handling instructions, as documented — the standard the telemetry is judged against
What happened, when
Environmental telemetry and timestamped, located events across the whole voyage
Route history
Planned vs. actual — container and vessel movements, deviations, transshipments
The response
Alerts, notifications, acknowledgements, and corrective actions, with their own timeline
Field evidence
Photographs, inspection findings, and destination-condition observations
The paper trail
Source-traceable documents and the relevant correspondence
The gaps
What is missing, contradictory, or uncertain — stated, not hidden
Toward full claims management.
The longer-term objective: open the claim case from the shipment record itself, assemble the evidence automatically, request what's missing, let parties submit evidence and counterevidence, and track review, settlement, and dispute resolution — all on a versioned, auditable case record.
01
Open the case
02
Assemble evidence
03
Counterevidence
04
Review & settlement
05
Dispute resolution